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Rangers 2 v 0 Aberdeen Hagi FGS

Even more trouble ahead for the inclusive club that's open to all? https://antisemitism.org/celtic-fans-call-the-clubs-israeli-midfielder-a-dirty-jew-bastard-and-a-zionist-rat-after-loss-to-rival-Rangers/?fbclid=IwAR1LmH9s_hDjPYvlV9l_LuwhzZwIXdfOSCrco-beJKtQOBCq2MuuZf4gu_8

When we finally secure 55 be it this season, next season or any other season, I'll find them, and I'll find a few of them. I will also take a few weeks off work and plan to travel to every SPL ground with a nice 55 flag, some Rangers tunes and have a wee party outside every ground.

Apparently it is and there are other photos / videos being posted on Celtic fans social media platforms. To say they are unhappy is an understatement!

Man City looking like the real Man City this afternoon. Could be curtains for Frank Lampard.

Rewatched the game and different perspective without the "real time' stress. As I thought, out with the opening 20 minutes it was an even game. No doubting their high press tactics worked and knocked us off our stride. McGregor makes 2 great saves and their McGregor was unlucky with a shot. However, majority of their efforts were from distance. We had a shout for a pen when Griffiths barges Roofe at a corner, but it would have been very soft if it was given. Sorro should not have lasted 45mins - constantly fouled and had at least 2 bookable challenges. Celtic tired towards end of 1st half and couldn't replicate their effort in 2nd half and added to the introduction of Hagi, we started to impose ourselves on the game. Red card - still a stonewaller and note to NL it's 24hrs since the challenge and sorry to say, Ajer has still not caught up with Alfredo. One does wonder if McGregors handball OG would have been given as a penalty if it hadn't ended up in the net? Duffy's challenge borders on a red, but Claire the CO needs to look at Shitbag Brown's part in the aftermath. All in all, not as one-sided as many are trying to make out. I would say, even of it stays 11 v 11 we were beginning to come into the game and it was uncertain if the red card turned the game completely into our favour (certainly helped).

Having watched then game again, Kamara and Davis had very good games (after the opening 15-20' minutes), Goldson and Balogun played very well defensively. Hagi was very good 2nd half, but McGregor wins it with a string of important and top class saves

OP might be interested in this game, don't know if it's being shown anywhere tho

Actually feel a little for Calum McGregor. All the narrative is about Bobby Madden, Shamless Duffy, Bitton, Scott Brown (shitbag) and Neil Lennon. Let's not forget that young Calum fulfilled a lifetime ambition yesterday by scoring the winning goal for Rangers in the NY OF game into the Copland End. He'll be (rightly) buzzing this morning

Yeah, I'm currently watching the game back with no volume as have The Stone Roses blasting away in the background. Sunday's don't get much better ✌?

Whilst we have still a huge amount of work to do to win the title, we can still revel in, and enjoy the victory over that lot especially given the "perceived circumstances" of said win....

Brother Bobby trolling today I see....

Super Shane Duffy

Likely to be retweeted by OP?

Watching the Hearts V Dundee game, guy in middle of park for Dundee has been outstanding, head and shoulders above any other player on the pitch - might be worth a punt - names Adam, Charlie Adam ?

If my calculations are correct we need 29 more points to win the league. Let's just win the next 10 games and put this to bed as early as possible ?

Caller on RC Phone In (Ben) just claimed it wasn't a red card as ; 1. Ajer was last man and was in the box and 2. Alfie was heading away from goal towards the corner flag

So for a team that supposibly dominated today's game, their last shot on target was in the 21st minute of the game.

Today's win should be used correctly in terms of psychology. That was them at their best and us at our worst and we won the game where, for 2/3rds of the game we were comfortable. Kris Boyd said it in his analysis, it wasn't if Celtic were cutting us open at will, creating clear-cut opportunities and had us on back foot constantly. They were restricted to shots from distance. We were poor especially at start of game but went on to find a way to win the game.

How high does "stop the 9.75" go? An Israeli gets himself sent off and a boyhood Rangers fan, from a staunch family scores the winner.

The only pundit agreeing with Lennon this afternoon? The failed trialist Michael Stewart. To be fare, he's a job on Celtic TV to protect (maybe get NL a job beside him)

Plenty of videos on Twitter of Celtic fans at Parkhead earlier singing the players onto the bus - allowed to what they want once again.